NAV 2005 and the New Yahoo Messenger 7 Beta

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May 30, 2005 at 12:44 pm #18493

MartinBradley
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Everytime I send a message or receive a message in the v7 Beta of Yahoo Messenger, Norton Antivirus Worm Protection pops up and asks me whether or not I want to block it or permit it. Obviously I permit it.

In order to stop this happening, I have added Yahoo Messenger to the list of exceptions, and instructed NAV to always allow Yahoo Messenger to send and receive messages. Despite this, the worm protection window still pops up, does anyone know how I can perhaps fix it, it’s annoying everytime I want to start a conversation.

It never happened with the previous version of Yahoo Messenger, and my NAV is fully up to date.

May 31, 2005 at 11:12 am #122773

m3rcy
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you could try blocking it. if it dosn’t work just allow it later?
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